@dcazman yes, fontsize is a brain twister many of the html elements do not inherit settings from things above them imagine if fontsize 50 worked on the top level of a printed page, suddenly everything would be 50…, even when you meant on this paragraph and some other paragraph already said 20, oops… SO, you need to find the element in the dev window elements tab and see where it got its size from (right column after you select that html element) and fix that…

@dcazman i don’t know, id have to see the css tree of styles (dev window) just because you set the outer container size does NOT mean the content inside will auto adjust

@Frossion1996 Hi, Im using this Sensor: Temp2IoT A little “build yourself” but the result is perfect. I’m using an iFrame to show it on my mirror. With the Arduino IDE is was also able to adjust it a little bit to my belongings (transparent background and a little size adjustments). This project is really amazing. In the summer I can directly see in the morning if I can jump directly into the pool. Chris.

@dcazman I don’t think Openweather provides this data for today

Use Tom Hirschberger’s fork https://github.com/Tom-Hirschberger/MMM-OpenWeatherForecast it works great! You need to put in payment information to subscribe to the new 3.0 API, but once you do that, it will work (it took about 30 minutes or so for it to work properly on my end) Thank you to Tom for providing this updated version! Got the email about the old API being discontinued, and I knew I’d need to look around for a working fork.

@dcazman yes, you could use the :before or :after selector .wi-day-sunny:after{ content: "something"; }​

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@dcazman this is the best topic I know for color, css see the second link in my signature below for help on using the developer window elements tab https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/18003/current-and-forecast-weather-animated-icons/3?_=1726516248070